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In our factory, we really like to paint things; from time to time, we paint equipment and pipes on a small or large scale, in an organized or unorganized manner. There’s always a smell of paint in the air. It’s stupid to paint stainless steel as well, especially the nameplates on the equipment
Hahahah, great work on preservation!
A uniform color looks good; the nameplate should also be painted. . .
The paint contains volatile toxic substances such as benzene solvent oil.
The painting process requires environmental impact assessment and approval, as well as appropriate facilities for treating paint-related exhaust gases, wastewater, and hazardous waste. The painting process generates large amounts of VOC emissions and wastewater that needs to be treated (if such treatment is necessary). Additionally, there are also approved waste disposal methods for paint residues and paint containers, as these are considered hazardous waste. Companies like yours that \"from time to time paint equipment and pipelines on a small or large scale, in an organized or unorganized manner\" are clearly irresponsible toward environmental protection and are acting illegally. At the same time, painting the surface of stainless steel equipment is clearly unnecessary.
We also have a department here that paints nameplates at the moment
Will production stop? Painting and anti-corrosion treatment are specialized tasks; having workers apply paint is a waste of resources and also hinders safe production.